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Avoid the headache, hassle and costly repair bills caused by a water or sewer emergency on your property, or an in-home plumbing problem. A single call to Safety Valve takes care of it all.

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1-800-223-7019. Work must be done by a Safety Valve referred contractor to be covered sodo NOT call a contractor directly or your claim will not be covered.

To start a claim you must call Safety Valve directly at 1-800-713-1613. Work must be done by a Safety Valve referred contractor to be covered so do NOT call a contractor directly or your claim will not be covered.

All leaking internal clean water pipes (hot or cold), fittings and valves from the point the supply enters the house up to and including the shut-off valve before each fixture

The curb box allows access to the curb valve, and the curb valve is the valve located on your property that can be used to shut off the water in the event of an emergency water line leak.

The Water Line Protection Plan covers from where your water service line connects to your main water valve in your basement to the curb valve located on your property. In some instances, you may also own and be responsible for the water line in the street, which runs from your curb valve on your property to the water main in the street. (We suggest you contact your local water utility for clarification.)

No, the main shut-off valve in your home is not covered under the Water Line Protection Plan. It is the point where the water service line coming into your home ends. We consider the main valve as part of your internal plumbing. If you would like coverage for the main shut-off valve, please review our In-Home Plumbing Protection Plan.

All plans take effect 30 days after the enrollment is processed and payment received, regardless of whether you pay by check, bank account or with a credit card. In some cases, we may need to perform an on-site inspection, so we provide customers with a 30-day window to account for this possibility.

The WSA would like to make you aware of a plan that can help protect you from this risk. For one low annual fee, the Safety Valve® Sewer Line Protection Planeliminates the expense of repairing or replacing a sewer line in the event of a blockage or collapse on your property and relieves you from trying to find a reliable contractor in an emergency.

Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA), a HomeServe USA company operating out of Pennsylvania, offers protection plans for your home’s heating, cooling, water, sewer, gas, and electrical lines. This company is separate from local utilities, and the service contracts it provides will cover damage to utility lines that home insurance and local municipalities won’t. Keep reading this review to learn more about plans, coverage, and pricing.

Service Line Warranties offers 10 basic repair plans, each corresponding to a home utility system. When you visit the Service Line Warranties website, you can input your zip code and see the available service line protection programs and plans in your area. Since Service Line Warranties of America doesn’t provide a coverage map, trying to find information on gas line coverage is a hit-and-miss search if it’s not available in your zip code.

There does not appear to be any add-on or customizable options with this home warranty company—you may only choose from the warranty plans that the company offers in your location. However, you can purchase packages that combine the company’s heating and cooling plans in some locations.

Note: Service Line Warranties offers discounts in some locations. For example, in this zip code, the company offers the first year of its Exterior Septic/Sewer Line plan for 50% off—it would normally be $12.48 a month. Purchasing a combo plan, if one is available in your area, may also save you money over purchasing both plans separately.

If you’re able to spend a little more each month, you can obtain repair coverage for the systems andmajor appliances in your home. We recommend American Home Shield (AHS), a home warranty provider with nearly 50 years in the business. AHS offers plenty of extra options for coverage, 24/7 customer service, and plans that are available everywhere in the U.S. except Alaska.

Instead of plans separated by utilities, American Home Shield offers a plan that covers all systems, another plan that covers all appliances with those systems, and the ShieldPlatinum™ plan that covers both systems and appliances with additional benefits like free roof leak coverage.

The Safety Valve Water Protection Plan is NOT associated with the Southington Water Department"s Line Protection Plan. Call the office at 860-628-5593 with any questions.

Southington Water Department customers own and are responsible to maintain their water service pipe from the curb valve to their premises. Most homeowner’s insurance does not cover repairs to these pipes (please check your homeowner’s policy) and service line protection will protect you from unexpected repair bills for only pennies a day.

Safety Valve Support (SVS) is a sub-component of High Cost Loop (HCL) support, which is available to rural price-cap and rate-of-return incumbent carriers and competitive carriers providing service in the areas of these rural companies, which must be designated as eligible telecommunications carriers (ETCs) by their state commissions or the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Under no circumstances will a rural carrier’s acquired exchanges receive more through the transfer of support and the safety valve mechanism than it would receive in uncapped HCL support. That is, a study area’s SVS loop cost expense adjustment cannot exceed the difference between the acquired exchanges’ uncapped annual study area loop cost expense adjustment calculated pursuant to Section 36.631 of the FCC’s rules and transferred support amounts available under Part 54, Section 54.305(a) of the FCC’s rules.

Acquiring carriers shall not be permitted to qualify for both SVS and Safety Net Additive (SNA) support for the same exchanges. That is, SNA support is not available for acquired exchanges, as it applies to new investments in existing exchanges, while SVS applies to new investment in acquired exchanges.

After a boiler has been engineered, built and tested for a given operating pressure there is only one reliable way to prevent operation of the boiler above this design pressure.  This is a safety valve.  The safety valve should be sized so that a single valve can handle the maximum steam production rate of the boiler and once open prevent boiler pressure to continue to rise.  Standard operating procedure for the last century has been to install two safety valves on the boiler, one set 3-5 lbs below the design pressure and one valve set at the design pressure.

The 1st valve listed below is a true adjustable differential pop valve.  The differential is adjured through the differential rings lock screw hole, from 3 PSI to whatever the operator desires.  The pressure of the valve can be adjusted from 40 to 200 PSI.

The other valves listed are adjustable for release pressure and have a "pop" action:  The pressure differential is not adjustable on these valves.  If the valves are operated above their nominal pressure, the set-reset differential increases.  If operated at lower pressure, the differential decreases to the point of disappearing about 10-15% below nominal pressure.

Like a seat belt, the free-look provision is a safety valve you probably won’t ever need, but it’s good to know it’s there, at least in the vast majority of states—just in case.

Surface-controlled subsurface safety valves (SCSSVs) are critical components of well completions, preventing uncontrolled flow in the case of catastrophic damage to wellhead equipment. Fail-safe closure must be certain to ensure proper security of the well. However, this is not the only function in which it must be reliable—the valve must remain open to produce the well. Schlumberger surface controlled subsurface safety valves exceed all ISO 10432 and API Spec 14A requirements for pressure integrity, leakage acceptance criteria, and slam closure.

Through decades of innovation and experience, Schlumberger safety valve flapper systems are proven robust and reliable. The multizone dynamic seal technology for hydraulic actuation of subsurface safety valves is a further improvement in reliability performance when compared with traditional seal systems in the industry.

The multizone seal technology is currently available in the GeoGuard high-performance deepwater safety valves, which is validated to API Spec 14A V1 and V1-H.

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